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Doctoral
degree in Interdisciplinary Ecology:
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Coursework
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Credits, Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Ecology
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Prior graduate credit
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<30 (read Catalog about
Transfer of Credit)
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Major
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>60
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Core ecology courses (2)*
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6
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Research Design and Methods/Statistics (3)*
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9
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Distribution requirements (3 courses, ~9
credits), other electives, and up to 12 credits of 7979
Advanced Research
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14-19
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Required concentration (these courses may count in the
categories above, freeing additional credits for electives),
12+ at 5000 level, 3.0 GPA**
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12-17
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Dissertation Research (7980)
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15 (you may take more, 15 count for degree)
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Seminar in Interdisciplinary Ecology (EVR 6933)
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1 (register for credit one semester, attend
without registering a second semester; attendance taken
both semesters)
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Total
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90
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* Appropriate courses from prior master's work count toward this
requirement if approved by the supervisory committee, making these
credit hours available for electives.
** The concentration is normally required, unless waived by the
Director of Academic Programs.
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Sample Schedule, Ph.D. degree
in Interdisciplinary Ecology:*
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Prior Graduate Credit
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30 credit hours (see the Graduate Catalog for
the rules)
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Year 1, Semester 1 - Fall
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Principles of Ecology, core requirement, 3 or 4 credits
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Natural Sciences, distribution requirement, 3 credits
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Research Design & Methods/Statistics,
requirement 1, 2 or 3 credits |
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Seminar in Interdisciplinary Ecology, requirement, 1 credit
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Year 1, Semester 2 - Spring
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Particular Systems, core requirement, 3 credits
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Social Sciences, distribution requirement, 3 credits
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Research Design & Methods/Statistics,
requirement 2, 2 or 3 credits |
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Seminar in Interdisciplinary Ecology, requirement, do
not register for credit (attendance taken)
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[Submit your Program of Study
form and Timeline form this semester; otherwise we will
put a hold on your further registration.] |
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Year 1, Semester 3 - Summer
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Advanced Research, 3 credits (6 if on assistantship)
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Year 2, Semester 1 - Fall
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Sustainability Studies, distribution requirement, 3 credits
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Research Design & Methods/Statistics, requirement
3, 3 credits
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Elective, 3 credits
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Year 2, Semester 2 - Spring
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Elective, 3 credits
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Elective, 3 credits
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Elective, 3 credits |
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[Take your Qualifying Exam before your committee members
leave for the summer; you should be finishing your
formal course work and preparing for full-time research.]
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Year 2, Semester 3 - Summer
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Research for Doctoral Dissertation, 3 credits (6 if on
assistantship)
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Year 3, Semester 1 - Fall
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Elective, 3 credits |
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Research for Doctoral Dissertation, 6 credits
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[Take your Qualifying Exam
if not already done; otherwise we will put a hold on your
further registration and possibly revoke your SNRE funding,
if any.] |
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Year 3, Semester 2 - Spring
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Research for Doctoral Dissertation, 3 credits (9 if on
assistantship)
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Total Credit Hours: 60
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* Actual programs of study will differ, in part because so many
parameters pertain (such as varying research schedules).
Most students ultimately take more than the required total number
of credit hours. For students on 12-month state personnel appointments,
you must take
exactly
9
credit hours
during
fall
and spring semesters and 6 credit hours during summer semester
if on an assistantship, or 12 credit hours during fall and spring
semesters and 8 credit hours during summer semester if on a fellowship
(you may take more credits but must pay the additional tuition
and fees). For students on 9-month state personnel appointments,
you may choose
to not register for summer semester; you will need
to contact the Registrar's Office to be assigned a registration
date for the next semester. If you will not be registered for two
or more consecutive semesters, you must file an Interuption of
Graduate Study form and then submit a Readmission Application
form. A student not registered for seven or more years must reapply
using the Admissions form. A student must graduate within five
years of taking the Qualifying Examination or must re-qualify and
submit a new Admission to Candidacy form.
Last Modified: 4-Jun-08 |
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